Laithoron |
When I clicked on the triangle to collapse/hide the Pathfinder Adventure Card Game forums, the entire listing of threads and forums vanished until I refreshed the forum page. Afterwards, the forum category I had attempted to collapse was still expanded.
While I use Chrome, I've duplicated the effect in FireFox, Safari, and IE wherein I confirmed that it is not just limited to the PACG forum. Additionally, I'm unable to expand previously collapsed forums such as Customer Service, Beginner's Box, etc.
And yes, I disabled Stylish (which I only have installed in Chrome and FF) to ensure that it was not the culprit.
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Hope this helps.
Zaister |
I have a simliar problem. I'd like to expand a forum that I had collapsed previously, but all I get is an empty page and nothing changes when I reload the forum page.
MisterSlanky |
I think it has to do with the new code behind the overall display of the messageboards. Another related problem I've noticed is when you reload the page now, rather than taking you back to where you were in the threads, it defaults to a specific spot in the list and now you have to renavigate to where you were.
Laithoron |
Another related problem I've noticed is when you reload the page now, rather than taking you back to where you were in the threads, it defaults to a specific spot in the list and now you have to renavigate to where you were.
I've noticed this as well and had to change my browsing habits for the site. Instead of scrolling thru and clicking Back after finishing a thread, I'm now scrolling thru the whole forum and Ctrl+Clicking each thread I want to read so they open in their own tabs. It's not the most efficient solution, but it's a work-around...
Anguish |
I've noticed this as well and had to change my browsing habits for the site. Instead of scrolling thru and clicking Back after finishing a thread, I'm now scrolling thru the whole forum and Ctrl+Clicking each thread I want to read so they open in their own tabs. It's not the most efficient solution, but it's a work-around...
Just trying to be helpful; I've long developed the habit with forums of all sorts to middle-click pretty much anything I'm interested in. Middle-click opens in another tab. No need for two hands.
Gary Teter PostMonster General |
Gary Teter PostMonster General |